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Ragavendra Nagraj
  • Make sure your vim –version is 8+
  • Make sure you have vim plugin manager like Vundle
  • You can use the .vimrc from here
  • Open vim and do :PluginInstall
  • The above steps should be it!
  • You can use the .net 6 version by adding this in the vimrc file let g:OmniSharp_server_use_net6 = 1 if previous steps didn’t work or
  • You can use the default mono version if you like instead of the .net 6 version, for which you may have to do like below.
  • Install the mono dependencies sudo pacman -S mono mono-msbuild
  • Instead of the line let g:OmniSharp_server_use_net6 = 1 you should have let g:OmniSharp_server_use_mono = 1 in your .vimrc file.
  • You will anyway be asked to install the server every time this is updated.
  • Anytime in vim command mode you can do :OmniSharpStatus to check if the server is running.
  • To verify, say in Program.cs, type like System. , you should see the methods like Console and all. Type Ctrl-N or Ctrl-P to step over them.
  • When stepping over the methods, you should see the method signatures for each.